Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

girlish pleasures have had few restric-
tions, en- Ger fond mother has borne the
| burdens of the parental home, and now
launched upon az untried sea, the mex
/ paTIenCed bride fTets and chafes over the
| cjrcumscri5ed bounds OF her ark, and
mnrmurs and repipes when adverse
gales or cloudy skies shut out calm ard
sunshine. Let this peTpleErd womsr
take counsel OF her own heart Here is
where IN Jo7 or sorrow the stranger
| ouGhs not tt intermesdle, aad she will
| wcrE out the problem successfully if for
| loves 5ake she learns to bear il silence.
and les the modifying process go on ua-
lnterruptedly. For better SIS well as for
worse the prom Sc is, and patient con
| tInUiuS IN Wei Going hiss its reward IL
the household as well IS elsewhere
Could the fretiIl HttIe wife follow the
piodding husband as he goes from DAY 10
Gay to his task, uncomplainiDgty, DENYING
himself Tor those 1T home, taking no
vacations, bur Gay ~ day and year by
yesr grinding at To mill, returning weary
and worn ct night 10 home, where no
brightness or tidineas awaits him, per
maps she might tud ner psrt the less frk-
some, and see less reason for her diGsat-
isfechou. Sae woa.d then look more
diligently 10 The ways OF her household.
see that heT rooms Ware bright ard CheaY7,
the meals prompt aid dsiutilg saryaa.
that the lamps 3urnei clear, aud thsc ali
the little things thGt add 10 domestic
happiness were not wanting.
There are many excellent habits. but
there is none more esttmabIe than the
haoit OF caeerfulres5. Frstting aDd rapin-
ing only make matters 9orse, and why
not cultivate that habit which brings hap,
piness into the home. Remedy an eFaI
when il is possible, but to 1Cec over fka
irremediable is bad logic end worse prge-
tice.
To lesrn Charles WeskGegsas is q good
first lesson, but the second better one is
to pilot skillfully over shoals
and quiChsands the Vessel bear
ing as precious freight tbs hzppi-
ness Of family, and think
We who complain, is not the lesson Of
self-abnegati0n repaid by tue bright,
glowing life within those precious walls,
and are not the head and hands we'll en-
ployed that help to guide that Sacred ark
and all its loved inmates into the qaie.
haven OF an eternal shore?
Then let the yonng wife, mindful of
her coed mission, learn to view lightly
any tzivsl law in her idesI, and look
upon the specks and notes that some
times cross her vision IS trifes light IS
air-unwcrthy moments though, much
less an uttered word to her most confdan-
tiaI friend.
In fact, the confidential friend should
De her husband only; if shes .Sr,,c3yA her
s sf5s |or ~ 81 his confidence he u be-
s >. n it, and in that precious intsrt purse
liom their hsIlowed relation n lna-
strength and forbearsDce vii Il uLt.
Together they will plsn for the cor or1
ana future advancement OF tue ID Se-
hold, end having S common inseres lI
join hands gnd hearts in honest eEyrA to
increase the store Of mutual blis. grAV-
ing IN tiEos to wonder thai, hsvicg ScoEn
the depth CT eaca Others Ic7g, sn4
could even II their eagi7 union for a.
moment have cIouded lha su15iae n
their day.
RECIPES.
Roll Jelly Cske-One and one-haf ems
sugar, one cup milk, two cups -four, one
teaspoon of soda.
breakfast Gems-One pint of sweet
milk, one cup wheat -four, one cup Ora
ham Hour, one egg, little salt'and sugar.
Heat and grease tins before putting In
the dough.
Soft Gingerbread-One cup of molasses.
same OF sour milk, one teaspoonful of
saleratus, two tablespoonfuls Of lard,